Doğu Algonkin dilleri

Doğu Algonkin dilleri ( ), Kuzey Amerika'nın doğusunda Kanada'nın Maritime eyaletlerinden Amerika Birleşik Devletlerinde Kuzey Karoline'ya kadar olan Atlantik kısmında konuşulan Algonkin dilleri ailesinden Kızılderili dilleri alt grubu.

Sınıflandırma
Goddard (1996) sınıflandırmasına göre:

1. Míkmakça
I. ABENAKIAN
2. Doğu Abenakicesi
Penobscot
Caniba
Aroosagunticook
Pigwacket
3. Batı Abenakicesi
4. Malecite-Passamaquoddy
Maliseet (also known as Malecite)
Passamaquoddy
5. Etchemin (uncertain – See Note 1)
II. SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND
6. Massachusett
North Shore
Natick
Wampanoag
Nauset
Cowesit
7. Narragansett
8. Loup A (probably Nipmuck)
9. Loup B
10. Mohegan-Pequot-Montauk
Mohegan
Pequot
Niantic
Montauk
Shinnecock
11. Quiripi-Naugatuck-Unquachog
Quiripi
Naugatuck
Unquachog
III. DELAWARAN
12. Mahikanca
Stockbridge
Moravian
DELAWARE
13. Munsee
14. Unami (also known as Lenape)
Northern Unami
Southern Unami
Unalachtigo
15. Nanticoke
Nanticoke
Piscataway (also known as Conoy)
Choptank
16. Powhatan (Virginia Algonquian)
17. Carolina Algonquian

Kaynakça
Bibliyografya
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